2 May 1989: Post Office Campaign Steams Ahead; local news, including ‘Glastonbury Legends Debunked in the Town Hall’, Aurora Borealis seen from Glastonbury, Hinkley Point Inquiry; Glastonbury and the Travellers In The Public Eye; Spring Equinox at Stonehenge; Assembly Rooms – new beginnings; Arts Info including Ariadne Productions, ‘The Shining Ones’; Glastonbury CND Festival changes emphasis to more theatre etc after Mendip District Council refuses license. Available as photocopied facsimile (20 A4 pages):£2.00

4 July 1989: ‘Town Meeting Shouts Loud’ after ‘hippy’ vehicles clog up town car parks after being refused access to the Tor on 6/7/89; local news including Plans for Glastonbury Relief Road; Police closure of Well House Lane; Glastonbury Festival 1989 – pictures; King Arthur’s Grave – Geoffrey Ashe’s reply to County Historian Robert Dunning; The Monarch re-opens; Assembly Rooms – ‘can we afford a new mop?’; The Gay Scene in Glastonbury. Available as photocopied facsimile (24 A4 pages):£2.40

6 October/November 1989: Mount Avalon – call for public meeting; ‘The abolition of domestic rates, and the imposition of the Poll Tax, draws closer’; Glastonbury Festival applies for 1990 license – fee £6,000; local Green Party formed in wake of success in European elections; Gothic Image’s Frances Howard-Gordon in the Soviet Union. Available as photocopied facsimile (24 A4 pages):£2.40

7 November/December 1989: Local MP becomes Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Environment; Hinkley Point Inquiry adjourned after DoE decision not to go ahead with Hinkley C power station; Racism in Glastonbury? – problems for Indian Restaurant; Wirral Park/Morlands Site redevelopment plans; AIDS diuscussion; Rainbow Circle celebration of life camp; Gog Theatre in Tbilisi; Arts Info, including Daevid Allen in Glastonbury. Available as photocopied facsimile (28 A4 pages):£2.80